San Miguel de Abona Lights Up Blue for Acquired Brain Injury Day

The council shows its support for individuals living with the condition and their families, joining the initiative by the Canarias Brain Injury Association.

San Miguel de Abona se ilumina de azul por el Día del Daño Cerebral Adquirido

Ayuntamiento de San Miguel de Abona · 2026-10-26

The San Miguel de Abona City Council has been illuminated in blue, the commemorative color for National Acquired Brain Injury Day, to raise awareness and support individuals living with this condition and their families.

The council's facade is lit in this color, joining the initiative by the Canarias Brain Injury Association on a day aimed at raising awareness about a reality that affects over 104,000 people annually in Spain due to strokes, traumatic brain injuries, or other lesions.
The City Council has maintained its collaboration with the Association of Acquired Brain Injury of Tenerife (ADACEA) for several years, providing financial support for the social work carried out by the entity. This work is crucial for addressing the needs of affected individuals and their families, including residents of the municipality.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de San Miguel de Abona (26/10/2026)